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Whether you’re a long-term mobile homeowner or new to the scene, skirting is a topic you cannot afford to ignore. It’s an essential part of a mobile home, not only for aesthetics but also for protection. But why is skirting important? What type is best for your home, and how is it installed? This article
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Replacing a door might seem like a daunting task, especially if you’re a mobile homeowner new to the DIY scene. However, a door is much more than a mere entry and exit point. It’s a significant component of your home, affecting everything from security to energy efficiency and aesthetics. As with any purchase for your
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It’s not uncommon for mobile homeowners to pine for more space— an extra room, porch, or even a larger entertainment space in their current home. After all, your home is where you spend most of your time, and it’s only natural to want to be as comfortable as possible. If this is the case, it
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Upgrades to your mobile home can be a complex, stressful, and exciting ordeal. Whether you intend to sell, buy, or enjoy a higher level of comfort, it’s essential to know what upgrades will add value to your home. We will help you understand what mobile home renovations are worth the investment and what projects just
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Seniors, families, and 20-somethings have flocked to mobile home communities for decades for their affordability, flexibility, and neighborhoods. However, new mobile homeowners may have questions that go beyond the home’s walls and into the community.  At Mobile Home Parts Store, we understand mobile home communities are not one size fits all. The level of ownership,
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Plumbing in mobile homes is a bit different from site-built homes in construction, location, and common plumbing issues. In addition, mobile homes only meet the national HUD code, not the local or residential codes. The national HUD codes are not as stringent, making for a frustrating plumbing experience for both you and your local plumber
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Bathtub faucets in mobile homes and large RVs incorporate the tub spout, and the hot-and-cold water handles into a single unit to save space. The single unit bathtub faucet is connected to the showerhead by a separate pipe behind the wall. When the bathtub faucet’s diverter is up, the water is blocked in the spout
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Replacing an old damaged bathtub drain in a mobile home can be different from replacing a tub drain in a standard on-site built home. For example, mobile homes often have garden tubs that do not need an overflow tube. Instead, the drain includes a seal and nut that you tighten onto the bathtub. Drain fittings
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Fixing a running mobile home toilet can be relatively easy for many beginners. However, if you do not have any experience with your mobile home’s plumbing or toilet, it might not be as easy. Typically, a running toilet results from three main parts insides of the tank, the overflow tube, flush valve, and the fill
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Are you handy and looking for a side project you can make a profit on? Or are you considering selling your current mobile home? Flipping or reselling a mobile home can be a profitable project within today’s current housing market. So whether you intend to sell your existing manufactured home or are looking to take
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